Experience the Musical Magic in Immokalee
Setting the Stage
Immokalee, a town with a rich cultural heritage, is about to become the center of attention. The Seminole Rodeo Grounds, with its sprawling 150 acres, will be adorned with stages, lights, and a vibrant atmosphere. This is a place where music will resonate through the air, and memories will be made.It's not just about the music; it's about the impact on the community. The Harvest Nights Music Fest is more than just a concert; it's a celebration of the local spirit and a chance for the community to shine.
Big Names and Big Hearts
Train, Def Leppard, and Brad Paisley are just a few of the big names that will grace the stage during the festival. These artists are not only known for their musical talent but also for their commitment to giving back.Brady Maloney, the Director of Operations at The Charity Pros, has made it his mission to bring something special to Immokalee. His daughter Megan, with a passion for giving back, started a business with him called The Charity Pros. Together, they have planned this festival to benefit local Southwest Florida charities.
Benefiting the Community
The proceeds from the Harvest Nights Charity Music Festival will be split between The Immokalee Foundation, Guadalupe Center, Cancer Alliance Network, and The Collier Community Foundation. These organizations play a vital role in the community, and the festival will provide them with much-needed support.Noemi Perez, the CEO of The Immokalee Foundation, sees this as an opportunity of a lifetime for her organization and her hometown. "It truly inspires me as a leader of the community here to see Brad and individuals like him that believe in Immokalee and want to give back," she said.
More than Just Music
In addition to the live music, the festival will feature a festival village with local food trucks, vendors, and more. This will give attendees the chance to experience the local culture and enjoy delicious food while enjoying the music.Maria Bustamante from the Guadalupe Center believes that Immokalee deserves something like this. "We have such a vibrant loving community here, and there's so much opportunity for people," she said.
Tickets for the festival start at $49, and single day or three-day passes are available. On-site parking, RV camping, and shuttle service information can be found on the festival website. Don't miss this chance to be a part of something truly special in Immokalee.